Sacramento daily record-union., 1887-08-06
Ts1e Salmon Law to he EnEcrced.
ARIZONA.
Anxiety Manifested Regarding the Fate
of Certain Renegades.


of Certain Renegades.
lCepyigat, 1857 bs the California associated Pres,
TucsoN, August 5th.-Nothing is vet
known regarding the fate of the Apache
renegades. Notwithstanding the report
from Washington that they were to be
pardoned, the belief is prevalent that the
death penalty has been passed upon the
five ex-scouts. If the punishment to be in
fiicted had been less than death, General
Miles would have had the handling of it,
but death sentence necessitates a Wash
ington approval, and the impression abroad
Is that the findings of the late Court of In
quiry have been sent to The President. The
inference is that sentence of death has been
passed upon them.
MORE TRooPs-THE WOUNDED SCOUT.
tces-'gh 1857. by d'e California Associated Pres
Tucson, August 5th.-It is reported on
good authority that General Miles mas
made application for another regiment of
troops to be sent to Arizona. 1t is not vet
know how the request has been received in
Washington, but if granted they will be
distributed through southern Arizona
Forts Grant and Huachuca receiving the
major portion of them.
The latest advices from San Carlos state
that Al. Sieber, the noted Chief of Scouts
who was shot at the last Oat Creek excite
ment, will eventually recover. The out
look for him is particularly encouraging.
provided he can pull through until the cool
weather starts in.
The Satsonvilie Railroad Inquiry.
coPy-ig, 1887, by The California Associated Iress
WATsoSvILLE. August 5th.-In the in
yestigatiou by the State Railroad Commits
| sioners this afternoon. the witnesses ex-
amined were E. ]. Martin, r. H. Judah
and F. A. Him. The evidence tended to
dlsproye that offered on the part of the
complainant.
Sealing schooners Seized.
fCopy9t, 1887, by tie California Assecia.ed P,;s,
SAN Francisco, August 5th.-TSpeciall-
FROM private dispatch received in the
city yesterday from Captain Carroll. of the
steamer Idaho, which has Just arrived at
Victoria from Alaska, it is learned that all of
Warren's vessels had been seized in Behring
Sea. The vessels mentioned are the seal.
ing schooners owned by Warren. of Vic
mentioned as having been seized.
Echoes from the Orange Groves.
Copyright 1887, by tie Cal:oraia Associa.ed Press
Los ANGELES, August 5th.-It is estima-
ted that the next two years will witness
the most railroad building ever known in
that length of time in Southern California
Edgar Mills, of Sacramento, is prospecting
mere Tor the Carson and Colorado with the
view OF eventually working to this CITY.
Henry Kegel, charged with beating his
| wife to death, was discharged to-day. II
was shown that they got ON sprees together.
put there was no evidence that he killed
her. ->-'i'1
1t is reported that Mrs. Janyin. of TuIsre
who eloped with q San Francisco op;um.
eating tiend, named McKenna. is now liy-
ing with him i'll fashionable boarding
house here. Her husband will sue for q
divorce and the custody of their two chill
dren.
Mrs. Cusicl1, of Mission street. San Fran.
CISCO, came here with cowhide and can
tured her runaway husband, who was al
ieged to be running after frail female here.
Woodlands Wicked Women.
copyright. 1857, by he California, Associated Press.
WOODLAND, August 5th.-Last night Of
hcers HennagiD, Holt and Huston made a
raid on house Of lll-repute in Woodland.
and arrested Rosa Lee, the owner of TIE
house and a number of others. Rosa Lee
IS the most notorious woman in town. and
mas served number of terms in the Jail.
She says she will fight the case to the end.
Inc o1ficers are determined to enforce the
law In regard to these women, and already
many others are leaving town in haste.
No new complaint in the Moore Black
case has or will be issued Robert Moore
has not yet arrived from Nevada. and NAV
not come. The relatives here cling to the
injunction as their last hope
Death of a Prominent Truckeeite.
Copyright. 1857, by tte California associated Press.
TRucKEE, August 5th.-Col Charles d.
Irons died here this morning after linper-
ing illness. Deceased was a journalist of
considerable note, having edited several
papers in the West. The funeral will take
place tomorrow under the auspices of the
knights OF Pythias, G. A. r. and United
order OF Wo-kmen, of which he was a
prominent member. He leaves a wife re-
siding in Truckee
A Gambler Stabbed.
Copyright 1887, by ae California -issoe,aea Prcs,]
MADEIRA, August 5th-In a row over
game of cards, Joe Rogers was stabbed by
Ben Hader. The wounded man was at
tended by DR.. Brown, who reports that his
wound is serious, but not fatal.
An Arrest for Seduction.
lcopyrlgt. 1887, BY tie California Associated Press
DEcezo, August 5th.-Constable Lyster.
OF Pleasanton, arrested Portuguese on
Salzes WOOL ranch this evening for seduc-
ton.
The man arrested on Wednesday and
supposed to be crazy, died on Thursday
morning. An examination OF his effects
showed that he had just been discharged
from the Sacramento Hospital after
severe case of brain fever
Killed I'm 4 Quarry.
Gccpiga, 1857, by 1.e California associated Ircssl
SoNoMA, August 5th.-Tom Ebberts, q
quarryman in the employ of S. Schocken,
was instantly killed this afternoon by the
caving of mass of earth and rock while
working in the basalt quarry north of town.
Ehe Fed Men.
SAN Francisco. August 5th.-[Special l.
The Great Council of the Improved Order
of Red Men to-day resolved to hold its
next annual session in Chico, commencing
on the first Tuesday of August 1855.
The yitrios Throwing Case.
icepynght, 1887, by tie alforia associated Fress.l
Los ANGELES. August 5th.-Mrs Roselle
not being able to appear to-day, ner coun-
sci moved for continuance The Judge
refused to grant il until the defense pre-
sented an affidavit from DIR. Manning that